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'''Maia Sandu''' is the current (2019-) president of [[Moldova]]. She defeated pro-Russian Igor Dodon in the 2019 presidential elections. She supports unification with [[Romania]] (of Moldovia), has Romanian citizenship and said from Romanian Captain and Marshal [[Ion Antonescu]] that he was "a historical figure about whom we may say both good and bad things", triggering negative reactions of complain from the [[Jewish]] community of the country.
 
'''Maia Sandu''' is the current (2019-) president of [[Moldova]]. She defeated pro-Russian Igor Dodon in the 2019 presidential elections. She supports unification with [[Romania]] (of Moldovia), has Romanian citizenship and said from Romanian Captain and Marshal [[Ion Antonescu]] that he was "a historical figure about whom we may say both good and bad things", triggering negative reactions of complain from the [[Jewish]] community of the country.
  
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Revision as of 03:51, December 28, 2024

Maia Sandu
6 President of Moldova
From: 24 December 2020 - present
Vice President
Predecessor Igor Dodon
Successor Incumbent (no successor)
Prime Minister of Moldova
From: 8 June 2019 – 14 November 2019
Predecessor Pavel Filip
Successor Ion Chicu
Information
Party Independent

Maia Sandu is the current (2019-) president of Moldova. She defeated pro-Russian Igor Dodon in the 2019 presidential elections. She supports unification with Romania (of Moldovia), has Romanian citizenship and said from Romanian Captain and Marshal Ion Antonescu that he was "a historical figure about whom we may say both good and bad things", triggering negative reactions of complain from the Jewish community of the country.